The phrase "a property of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, attributes, or qualities associated with knowledge.
Example: "One important property of knowledge is its ability to be shared and built upon by others."
Alternatives: "an attribute of knowledge" or "a characteristic of knowledge".
She notes that "objectivity" is frequently used to indicate a relationship between theory and the world and so is identified as a property of knowledge claims.
If this last point is right, then one might reasonably argue that the fact that knowledge entails justification offers a way of dealing with the primary value problem, since there would now be a property of knowledge which mere true belief lacks and which affords greater value to knowledge over mere true belief.
The Factivity Axiom has a similar motivation to the Truth Axiom of Epistemic Logic, \ \Box F \rightarrow F\), which is widely accepted as a basic property of knowledge.
Therefore, the reliability of structures is not only an objective but also a subjective concept, which is a property of the designer's state of knowledge.
Or, at least, that they are outdated, now that "knowledge" is "a property of the network", one of the glib slogans that stud this philosophically dubious tract.
But while temporality is a property of what God knows and wills, it isn't a property of God's act of knowledge or will.
The properties of knowledge and belief have been a subject for formal logic at least since von Wright and Hintikka, (Hintikka 1962, von Wright 1951).
First, we define five properties of knowledge; conceptualization, transfer, modification, integration and decomposition.
Second, we do not need to add anything to the logic of knowledge: the "right" properties of belief fall out of our definitions and the properties of knowledge.
We propose four postulates and prove that these postulates precisely characterize both semantic and logical properties of knowledge forgetting.
